J/MNRAS/528/1327    Deuterium in L1688 cold dense cores   (Petrashkevich+, 2024)

Deuterium fractionation in cold dense cores in the low-mass star-forming region L1688. Petrashkevich I.V., Punanova A.F., Caselli P., Sipila O., Pineda J.E., Friesen R.K., Korotaeva M.G., Vasyunin A.I. <Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 528, 1327-1353 (2024)> =2024MNRAS.528.1327P 2024MNRAS.528.1327P (SIMBAD/NED BibCode)
ADC_Keywords: Molecular clouds ; Interstellar medium ; Radio lines Keywords: astrochemistry - molecular processes - stars: formation - ISM: abundances - ISM: clouds - radio lines: ISM Abstract: In this work, we study deuterium fractionation in four starless cores in the low-mass star-forming region L1688 in the Ophiuchus molecular cloud. We study how the deuterium fraction (RD) changes with environment, compare deuteration of ions and neutrals, core centre and its envelope, and attempt to reproduce the observed results with a gas-grain chemical model. We chose high and low gas density tracers to study both core centre and the envelope. With the IRAM 30 m antenna, we mapped N2H+(1-0), N2D+(1-0), H13CO+ (1-0) and (2-1), DCO+(2-1), and p-NH2D(111-101) towards the chosen cores. The missing p-NH3 and N2H+(1-0) data were taken from the literature. To measure the molecular hydrogen column density, dust and gas temperature within the cores, we used the Herschel/SPIRE dust continuum emission data, the Green Bank Ammonia Survey data (NH3), and the COMPLETE survey data to estimate the upper limit on CO depletion. We present the deuterium fraction maps for three species towards four starless cores. Deuterium fraction of the core envelopes traced by DCO+/H13CO+ is one order of magnitude lower (∼0.08) than that of the core central parts traced by the nitrogen-bearing species (∼0.5). Deuterium fraction increases with the gas density as indicated by high deuterium fraction of high gas density tracers and low deuterium fraction of lower gas density tracers and by the decrease of RD with core radii, consistent with the predictions of the chemical model. Our model results show a good agreement with observations for RD(N2D+/N2H+) and RD(DCO+/HCO+) and underestimate the RD(NH2D/NH3). Description: We mapped four cold dense cores: Oph-C-N, Oph-E-MM2, Oph-F, Oph-H-MM1, located in the L1688 star-forming region and performed single-pointing observations towards Oph-H-MM2 and Oph-I-MM2. The observations were carried out with the IRAM-30m telescope on 2015 June 26-July 6 (IRAM project 009-15) and on 2016 September 20-23 (IRAM project 031-16). We observed the DCO+(2-1), H13CO+ (1-0) or (2-1), p-NH2D(111-101), N2D+ (1-0) or (2-1), and N2H+(1-0) The tables were used in this paper to show result. Objects: ----------------------------------------- RA (2000) DE Designation(s) ----------------------------------------- 16 26 57.2 -24 31 39.0 Oph-C-N 16 27 03.1 -24 39 15.0 Oph-E-MM2 16 27 24.7 -24 40 35.3 Oph-F 16 27 58.3 -24 33 43.4 Oph-H-MM1 ----------------------------------------- File Summary: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FileName Lrecl Records Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ReadMe 80 . This file fdust.dat 96 8 Oph-F profile H2 and dust temperature cntdust.dat 96 8 Oph-C-N profile H2 and dust temperature emm2dust.dat 96 8 Oph-E-MM2 profile H2 and dust temperature hmm1dust.dat 96 8 Oph-H-MM1 profile H2 and dust temperature cnnmod.dat 371 8 Oph-C-N all model column densities emm2mod.dat 371 8 Oph_E-MM2 all model column densities fnmod.dat 371 8 Oph-F N all model column densities hmm1mod.dat 371 8 Oph-H-MM1 all model column densities list.dat 180 90 List of fits datacubes and maps fits/* . 90 Individual fits datacubes and maps -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte-by-byte Description of file: *dust.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 8 F8.3 au r Distance 10- 21 F12.4 cm-3 n1 Density of molecular hydrogen from profile 1 23- 46 E24.18 K Td1 Dust temperature from profile 1 48- 71 E24.18 cm-3 n2 Density of molecular hydrogen from profile 2 73- 96 E24.18 K Td2 Dust temperature from profile 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte-by-byte Description of file: cnnmod.dat emm2mod.dat fnmod.dat hmm1mod.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 4 I4 au r Distance 6- 19 I14 cm-2 dcop-m1 Column density DCOp from model 1 21- 34 I14 cm-2 dcop-m2 Column density DCOp from model 2 36- 49 I14 cm-2 dcop-m3 Column density DCOp from model 3 51- 64 I14 cm-2 dcop-m4 Column density DCOp from model 4 66- 80 I15 cm-2 hcop-m1 Column density HCOp from model 1 82- 96 I15 cm-2 hcop-m2 Column density HCOp from model 2 98-112 I15 cm-2 hcop-m3 Column density HCOp from model 3 114-128 I15 cm-2 hcop-m4 Column density HCOp from model 4 130-141 I12 cm-2 n2dp-m1 Column density N2Dp from model 1 143-155 I13 cm-2 n2dp-m2 Column density N2Dp from model 2 157-168 I12 cm-2 n2dp-m3 Column density N2Dp from model 3 170-182 I13 cm-2 n2dp-m4 Column density N2Dp from model 4 184-196 I13 cm-2 n2hp-m1 Column density N2Hp from model 1 198-211 I14 cm-2 n2hp-m2 Column density N2Hp from model 2 213-225 I13 cm-2 n2hp-m3 Column density N2Hp from model 3 227-240 I14 cm-2 n2hp-m4 Column density N2Hp from model 4 242-256 I15 cm-2 nh2d-m1 Column density NH2D from model 1 258-272 I15 cm-2 nh2d-m2 Column density NH2D from model 2 274-287 I14 cm-2 nh2d-m3 Column density NH2D from model 3 289-303 I15 cm-2 nh2d-m4 Column density NH2D from model 4 305-320 I16 cm-2 nh3-m1 Column density NH3 from model 1 322-337 I16 cm-2 nh3-m2 Column density NH3 from model 2 339-354 I16 cm-2 nh3-m3 Column density NH3 from model 3 356-371 I16 cm-2 nh3-m4 Column density NH3 from model 4 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte-by-byte Description of file: list.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 9 F9.5 deg RAdeg Right Ascension of center (J2000) 10- 18 F9.5 deg DEdeg Declination of center (J2000) 20- 21 I2 --- Nx Number of pixels along X-axis 23- 24 I2 --- Ny Number of pixels along Y-axis 26- 28 I3 --- Nz ? Number of slices 30- 51 A22 "datime" Obs.date Observation date 53- 60 F8.1 m/s bVRAD ? Lower value of VRAD interval for datacubes 62- 68 F7.1 m/s BVRAD ? Upper value of VRAD interval for datacubes 70- 77 F8.4 m/s dVRAD ? VRAD resolution 79- 81 I3 Kibyte size Size of FITS file 83-116 A34 --- FileName Name of FITS file, in subdirectory fits 118-180 A63 --- Title Title of the FITS file -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acknowledgements: Igor Petrashkevich, petrashkevich.igor(at)gmail.com
(End) Patricia Vannier [CDS] 08-Feb-2024
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